Driftland is a pretty unique take on the real-time strategy genre. It’s in early access and is currently lacking a campaign and multiplayer, both are coming soon and the Star Drifters do update the game pretty frequently, but the game doesn’t really feel incomplete either.
FarCry New Dawn is a direct sequel to FarCry 5. Though it honestly feels like a large expansion of five instead of a stand-alone game. That’s not a criticism though, because New Dawn also doesn’t cost as much as a normal full stand alone game. In any case, this review is impossible to write without spoiling the events of FarCry 5, you have been warned.
Degrees Of Separation is a puzzle game about two characters, Ember and Rime. Each one carries the power of their world with them. Ember with the power of summer and Rime with the power of winter. The two characters have a barrier between them and must work together to use their powers to solve various puzzles. The game can be played single player, but at its heart Degrees of Separation is a co-op game.
Evolution is a board game about evolving dominant species and eating more food than your opponents. It’s easy to learn and manages to retain depth despite its simplicity. At its core, you play cards in an attempt to ensure that your species eats enough food while starving out your foes species.